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I see some very interesting things here. Not only is the newspaper's analysis at a zero level, but there's another excellent execution. Especially the psychology and percentages were amusing. I assume the situation with Ment didn't teach you anything. Well, I won't interfere anymore, do whatever you want)))
After yesterday, many are in a depressed state, which cannot be said about MyHighness, who looked cheerful in the morning, as if something pleasant had happened during the night.
Naiad.
Gur, on the contrary, was in a bad mood and looked sickly; he was clearly feverish.
Fairy.
As for Heroist, he seemed calm and exuded confidence; apparently, the night meeting with one of the forest's strongest inhabitants had affected him.
Lizard defender. Thank you, by the way.
Ment sincerely didn't understand why everyone was angry with him, as he had always helped the forest and tried to protect it from evil. But he didn't argue with the majority's decision and left his home voluntarily.
Healer.
Nephila, as usual, finished her work early and was already preparing to take shelter in her little house when she was distracted by a whistling sound, a stray arrow flying past and hitting a conocarpus bush. The girl plopped to the ground in surprise. Before she could recover, another arrow pierced her body. One of the witnesses to the murder said that after a while, someone else approached Nephila's body; the figure looked ominous and instilled fear. The stranger stood by the corpse for a few seconds before leaving.
Sylph was killed by an elf, who overtook the paladin.
Meanwhile, Morning was returning from another shift, and nothing foreshadowed trouble until a sound similar to a growl was heard nearby. The sound became more distinct, and after a while, it was joined by a thud that was rapidly approaching. Morning heard the crunch of breaking trees and branches, and soon he even saw it when one of the fir trees fell next to him. Almost simultaneously, a terrible creature jumped out of the darkness and let out a deafening roar. It rushed at its victim, but Morning managed to jump aside. He dodged the monster's huge paws several more times, which tried to crush him, while trying to strike back. But it was very difficult to do, the monster didn't let him get close, although it couldn't hit its target either. This continued until the first mistake. With a powerful blow, the giant threw Morning aside, literally slamming him into a tree. But he was still alive and even tried to get up, because giving up was not in his nature. However, the forces were unequal; with a second blow, the creature finished off its opponent. "Gland. Gland," the creature repeated, running back into the darkness.
NO ONE, for some reason, paid attention to Morning's attempt to engage the monster in close combat and the funny word "shift," hmm, I've known Morning for a thousand years; only he plays as an elf like that, and I've known Morning since birth; he's definitely an elf, hmm. Obvious Lizard.
After the last assassination attempt, Master became much more cautious and suspicious. That's why this night he moved carefully, often looking around. In fact, thanks to this, he noticed silhouettes that flickered among the trees and were clearly following him. He ran away, but it didn't help. The pursuers caught up with him and knocked him to the ground, after which he was hit on the head with a mace. Master would have remained to die in the night forest if an old acquaintance hadn't been nearby, who once again saved his life.
Double kill by an orc and a dwarf + heal from the guardian.
They made a mistake with Mona's role; she is most likely a dryad.
I would like to hear from everyone who is who for them, who is suspicious as a mafia member.
Master, Neyra, Kosha, Shaman/Siever
The rest are dubious.
In general, Master, I understand that you want to run the town as the only one hundred percent peaceful person, and in principle, the option of executing Gur is not so bad, since after tonight, there are almost no roles left on him, but... Should it be worth it if he turns out to be a ghost?
Heroist
